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psychogeography: a standalone construct

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psychogeography1 CONSTRUCTPsychogeographyKNABB · URBAN DESIGN

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Urban design

the Situationist study of how particular urban environments act on the emotions and behaviour of individuals.

In urban design, psychogeography refers to the Situationist study of how particular urban environments act on the emotions and behaviour of individuals. This meaning comes from Knabb (1981) in Situationist International anthology.[1]

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  1. Knabb, K. (Ed. & Trans.). (1981). Situationist International anthology. Bureau of Public Secrets. ISBN 9780939682003

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